TPMS valve replacement

When your TPMS warning light stays on, and your tyres are correctly inflated, the most common cause is a faulty valve stem - not the tyre pressure itself. The valve stem is the small fitting that protrudes through the wheel rim and allows air to be added or released from the tyre. On vehicles fitted with TPMS, the valve stem is also the attachment point for the pressure monitoring system. Over time, rubber valve stems perish and crack. Metal valve stems corrode. Both cause slow air leaks and trigger the TPMS warning light. Tyres GoGo replaces faulty TPMS valve stems on-site across the UK - quickly, professionally and without a garage visit.

We carry rubber and metal TPMS valve stems for all common vehicle types. Our technicians arrive at your location - whether that is your home driveway, a car park or the roadside - remove the faulty valve, fit the correct replacement and inflate the tyre to the manufacturer's specified pressure. In most cases, the TPMS warning light resets automatically once the correct pressure is restored. The whole job takes under an hour in most cases, and there is no need to visit a dealership or book a garage appointment.